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Through a telescope. Sorry, I'm being deliberately unhelpful. Lol to the above ! Actually you are probably right, in a way, because I think he distanced himself from it, he saw it as a means to assert his own requirements in the achievement of power. Singlemindedness is what Napoleon was all about and the idea of la Liberte et al was not part of what he was achieving, no, that was military domination for the glory of the French Empire. The disorganisation of the state was exactly what Napoleon wanted to build from in his pursuit of power, a timely distraction which he took advantage of to the full.

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